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Justin Bieber Faints on Camera During 'All Around The World' Documentary

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Jun. 21 2012, Published 1:44 p.m. ET

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Part one of Justin Bieber's Around the World documentary debuted last night, featuring the infamous Parisian performance where the Biebs met glass head-on and then fainted.

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While we weren't treated to the actual glass collision (Justin told Matt Lauer last week that his brain "isn't wired" to see glass), there's a grainy video clip of people swarming the singer and his manager saying in the background that Justin was "unconscious for four or five minutes."

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Apparently, Justin is such a loyal performer that even running into glass and suffering a concussion won't stop him from finishing a concert. After hitting his head, he ran back onstage and finished his last song before passing out.

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"I didn't think he was actually going to go into the next song, I thought he was going to walk off then — but he got through the last one," his manager said.

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Around the World is Justin's first-ever network special and features the pint-size pop singer traipsing through Europe (he traveled to seven countries) in promotion of his new album, Believe, fending off lady fans and crooning on stage. The second installment of the two-part special airs tonight on NBC at 8 p.m. ET.

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